Anti-seagull nets are a common deterrent used to protect properties from the mess and damage caused by these opportunistic birds. Typically made of durable, UV-resistant materials like polyethylene, these nets are installed over vulnerable areas such as roofs, ledges, and balconies. They act as a physical barrier, preventing seagulls from landing, nesting, and roosting, thus reducing the accumulation of droppings, noise pollution, and potential structural damage. While effective, the installation of anti-seagull nets should be done carefully to avoid trapping or harming birds and to ensure the visual impact on the building is minimized. Responsible installation often involves professional services that understand bird behavior and can implement the netting in a humane and aesthetically considered way.